PMID: 6990027May 23, 1980Paper

Common bile duct obstruction and cholangiohepatitis in clonorchiasis

JAMA : the Journal of the American Medical Association
W G Sullivan, L J Koep

Abstract

This report describes a patient with common bile duct obstruction and cholangiohepatitis. Patients with clonorchiasis are usually asymptomatic and treatment is limited to complications. Treatment consists of cholecystectomy, choledochotomy, and T-tube drainage. A bypass procedure is indicated in cases of heavy infestation and recurrent disease.

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